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kurani72

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#8008 27-May-2006 18:29
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Hello, yet again I have another issue although this time not Telecoms fault. My partner and I both have Sanyo 5600, my partner left theirs out in the rain overnight on the ground next to the car (don't ask). We took the battery out and put it in the hot water cupboard which dried up all the condensation and everything looks ok. Except the phone won't turn on properly. The main screen doesn't work except for a faint view of the telecom logo at start up which disappears and then nothing. The keypad lights up. The small lcd screen shows Phone Off, and the usual phone symbols etc but it won't turn on properly. Have tried charging but didn't help. Any ideas?

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#36837 27-May-2006 23:15
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put in hot water cupboard for a week, after which, it will work well, or be suitable for nothing but selling on TM for parts...

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